U S Debates Neutrality and War Material Exports
The United States discusses the right to export munitions to belligerents amid Hungary and Austro Hungarian notes. Officials reiterate neutrality, opposing any denial of arms shipments to neutral states. A separate note on the Frye sinking indicates possible indemnity terms under treaty law. Prospects of German and Turkish responses are outlined as authorities seek balance between treaty obligations and national law.
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Shington
America
Comte
United States
High Offix
Germany
Penfield
Hungary
Berlin
Tates
Tur
Frye
Sentington
Aug
Sion
Rman
Ited
Uncle Wiggily Boils an Egg For Nurse Jane
In a playful scene Uncle Wiggily the rabbit tries to make a soft boiled egg for Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy the muskrat. A fox intrudes planning theft but is foiled when Uncle Wiggily hurls the egg at the intruder, protecting the patient and restoring breakfast.
Uncle Wiggily and the Soft Egg Lesson
Nurse Jane corrects Uncle Wiggily on boiling an egg too long as they chase a fox. The soft inside matters most and the muskrat lady eats her soft egg before Dr. Possum cures her. Uncle Wiggily then enjoys breakfast, hinting at a future tale about Uncle Wiggily and Billie Wagtail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggsily
Fox
Uncle Wig
Jane
Uncle
Dr. Possum
Billie Wagtail
Gum Shoe Petition Drives Atmore Crossing Case
Traffic officials from the Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange began canvassing Mobile merchants with two petitions to the Alabama Railroad Commission. One seeks delay in the Gulf Florida and Alabama Atmore connection while the other urges signatures from merchants who did not sign the G F A petition. The notices remind the commission of its order for the connection by September 3 and protest any further delay that could jeopardize trade territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Traffic Department
Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange
Mobile
Alabama Railroad Commission
Gulf, Florida
Alabama
Atmore
Louisville
Nashville
County Agent Distributes Pigs to Pig Club Members
County Agent George A. Maloney began distributing pigs to boys joining the pig club at his Chamber of Commerce office. About twenty seven boys enrolled and receive a pig each with a parent guaranteed pledge to raise the feed and repay ten dollars plus 6 percent interest after one year. Progeny sale could repay the amount and leave remainder to the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Maloney
Chamber of Commerce
Maloney
Chamber
Injured Soldier Sent to Mobile by Special Steamer
A private soldier at Fort Morgan was seriously burned by an alcohol stove blast and is being rushed to Mobile aboard the tug Mary Wittich of Mobile Tow ing & Wrecking Co. The trip down took two hours seven minutes and returns are under way. A Marine Hospital doctor is to meet him.
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Fort Morgan
Mobile
Mary Wittich
Mobile Towing & Wrecking Company
United States Marine Hospital
Burglars Prolific in Suburban Homes and Hen Roosts
A burglar entered Richard Jones Sr. home in Toulminville, stealing groceries after finding keys on a dining room table. A separate report notes a break-in at a hen house early Tuesday morning, with three hens stolen. An inferior court note mentions a delay in a case against J A and C G Rabby for violating prohibition, continued to August 16.
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Richard Jones
Federal District Court
Jones
Toulminville
Holcombe
Lynch
S.J. Carey
J. A
C. G. Rabby
Chary
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Jack Courtney
Oberhaus
Gem
Rabby
Mary White
Susie White
Bohd
Il Russell
Assa
Gulf Coast Fair Mobile to Hold October 26 to November 2
Nashville Tennessean notes Gulf Coast Fair at Mobile Ala runs Oct 26 through Nov 2. It promises a major premium list for agriculture and livestock, a horse show, harness racing on a half mile track, non entrance fee purse races, and a call to Tennessee visitors for the inaugural event with Mort L. Bixler as secretary.
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Mobile
Nashville
Mort
Weather and divorce notice from local forecaster and court
Weather bulletin reports 90 degree shipments and tropical disturbances near St. Croix likely crossing Santo Domingo and Haiti, with Cuba by Friday. Also forecasts rising Tombigbee and Black Warrior rivers and widespread eastern US showers. Laura Elliott sues for divorce from Albert H. Elliott after alleged abandonment on March 4 1913.
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Island of St. Croix
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Cuba
Alabama
Reater
United States
Gulf States
Jacksonville
Fla
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Albert Ashenberger
Hubby
Laura Elliott
Chancery Court
Albert H. Elliott
Oratrix
Baldwin County
Anti-kamma Tablets Marketed for Women Aches and Ills
An advertisement touts Anti-kamma tablets as a universal remedy for women’s ailments, claiming one trial proves relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises instant relief after meals and during travel, urging purchases from all druggists and noting Genuine A-K Tablets bear the A monogram.
Confessions of a Wife Sees New York Socialite and Return Visit
An unnamed narrator recounts an evening at Bliene's with Jim and a new acquaintance, Malcolm Stuart of Philadelphia. The discussion covers travel, home, wealth, romance, and a yacht, as Stuart hints at sharp wit and flirtations, foreshadowing a continuation tomorrow.
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Jim
Waverley
Rockefellers
Rothschilds
New York
Scotland
Italy
Stuart
Pope Benedict plans fresh appeal for peace
Rome report says Pope Benedict XVI will issue a new appeal for peace and seek aid from the episcopate to pursue the desired outcome. The pontiff intends to use every means within his power to bring about the result.
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Rome
Paris
Benedict
Roma
Anticipated Coal Shortage Prompts Railroad Storage
Anticipating a coal shortage this winter the Pennsylvania railroad stores thousands of tons along its lines with two large storage stations in Altoona. Since the European war began many miners have been drafted, forcing coal firms to advertise for workers as war material production drives demand.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ealers
Local notices from Whistler area include lodge meetings and arrivals
Regular meeting of Vesuvius Lodge No.221 I A M set for 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. New Reo four cylinder seven passenger car bought by Mr and Mrs C F Gengenbach. Stork brings a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Julius Facie. Mrs Godfrey Alexander returns to Mobile after visiting here. Rev Ernest M Daffin returns from Shiloh. Mobile and Ohio Railway officials visit Whistler on business. Mrs Jadues Baumhauer and relatives travel to Fruitdale for a visit. Miss Addie Marks visits Mr and Mrs Robert E Saxon. Miss Helen Waldrop visits aunt Mrs Fannie Sweeting. Ira H Pringle returns from Lucedale on business.
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Meridian
Miss
Board of Trustees
Godfrey Alexander
Mobile
Ernest M. Daffin
Shiloh
Ala
Robert L. Howell
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Bethany Baptist Church
Heywood Vaughan
John J. Thomas
Marion J. Wise
Walter J. Diehl
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Whistlerhops
Jadues Baumhauer
George R. Bennett
Theodore Baumhauer
Helen Hester Bennett
Jacques Bennett
Fruitdale
Addie Marks
Vinegar Bend
Robert E. Saxon
Helen Waldrop
Fannie Sweeting
Ira H. Pringle
Lucedale
Church weighs convocation of universal council in Rome
A paper asserts the church is even considering convocation of a universal council at Rome, signaling potential major reform or doctrinal clarifications under discussion among church leaders.
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Rome
Mosquitoes Shun Home After Sweet Dream Incident
A lively western breeze sets the scene as a mosquito speeds away, resisting efforts to be Sweet Dreamed. Large bottles lie nearby in what reads as a quirky, fragmented passage about pests and home life.
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Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Bren
A, Tennessee & Railway
Age
Jane Fuzzy
the Fox
Wiggily
Oyny
Howard R. Garis
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Traffic Department of C. of C
Eleanor James
Mies
Reno, Nev
Tampa
Key West
Mallory Steamship Company
Anens
Eater
Perprise Association
Bliene’s
Malcolm Stuart
Philadelphia
Chief
Margie
Cresus
Kitty
Mr. Stuart
Crichton
W. T. Stewart
Elizabeth
C. L. Lime
Mary Stewart
J. D. Wilkes
Annie Laura Patterson
Daniel P. Cammack
Sea Cliff
Whistler
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